derivation for zero order reaction
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11th Jun, 2020
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Zero Order reaction is that in which rate of the reaction does not depend upon the concentration of reactant.
Rate = K [A]^n
here n=0
Rate = K [A]^0
_d[A]/dt =K
-d[A] = Kdt
d[A] = -Kdt
Integrating on both sides
A ...............t
∫ d[A] = - ∫ Kdt
Ao.............0
[A]-[Ao]=-Kt
[A]=[Ao]-Kt
[At]=-Kt+[Ao]
Half life....
[A]=[Ao]/2 and t=t/2
[Ao]/2 = [Ao] -K t/2
1/2 [Ao] = K t/2
[Ao]/2K = t/2
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